sir peace frog said:6,000 new homes near or around the Etihad, family = 2 adults 2.4 children approx. 30,000 new residents near the ground,the new school will teach like the Birmingham school did,but instead of an Islamic slant it will be a city slant
maths questions will be
if city score 6 and united score 1(and they were lucky to even score 1) how many more goals did city win by again
fucking great.
Government welcomes first phase of new £1 billion Manchester housing initiative
From:HM Treasury and The Rt Hon George Osborne MP
History:Published 24 June 2014 Part of:
Achieving strong and sustainable economic growth and UK economy
Government welcomes first phase of new £1 billion Manchester housing initiative following new partnership between Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, welcomed a new partnership between Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group (ADUG), the owner of Manchester City Football Club, to deliver the first phase of an initiative that will see up to £1 billion invested over the next 10 years in a new housebuilding project called ‘Manchester Life’.
The investment comes the day after the Chancellor set out his vision - in a speech in Manchester - for a northern economic powerhouse by better connecting the great cities of northern England.
The first phase of the ‘Manchester Life’ project announced today will deliver over 830 new homes and it is hoped the partnership will kick-start the development of more than 6,000 properties.
Manchester Life Development Company, a joint venture between the two partners will be established to oversee the development with construction expected to begin next year.
Manchester Life builds on the regeneration activity in East Manchester that has been led by Manchester City Council in collaboration with a range of partners over the last 15 years, accelerated by Abu Dhabi United Group’s recent development of the Etihad Campus and its City Football Academy.
The Chancellor said:
“This investment is great news for Manchester. It will lead to thousands of new jobs and homes and will help secure the economic recovery across the city and beyond.“
It is a vote of confidence in northern England and our long term economic plan. It shows global investors want to come to all parts of Britain and is a sign of the potential that exists to create a Northern powerhouse to take on the rest of world.”
Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, Lord Deighton said:
“This partnership is not only fantastic news for the city of Manchester, but can serve as a model for how successful private investment in housing follows when local government creates the right conditions. I would like to congratulate both Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group for another world leading collaboration following the work they have already undertaken together in East Manchester and look forward to Manchester Life breaking ground next year.”
times are a changing,it will be blue brain washing from here on in,the shade of red will never be seen in Manchester our children will see red as the colour of the infidel,nmc said:sir peace frog said:6,000 new homes near or around the Etihad, family = 2 adults 2.4 children approx. 30,000 new residents near the ground,the new school will teach like the Birmingham school did,but instead of an Islamic slant it will be a city slant
maths questions will be
if city score 6 and united score 1(and they were lucky to even score 1) how many more goals did city win by again
fucking great.
LOL doesn't the present National Curriculum (in line with Sky) deny that this match ever took place. They study the Martin Atkinson 4:3 at the Swamp over and over again.....
petrusha said:Via the UK government's official website, George Osborne has welcomed the housing partnership between MCC and ADUG. As usual, text below, or link here: <a class="postlink" href="https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-welcomes-first-phase-of-new-1-billion-manchester-housing-initiative" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">https://www.gov.uk/government/news/gove ... initiative</a>
Government welcomes first phase of new £1 billion Manchester housing initiative
From:HM Treasury and The Rt Hon George Osborne MP
History:Published 24 June 2014 Part of:
Achieving strong and sustainable economic growth and UK economy
Government welcomes first phase of new £1 billion Manchester housing initiative following new partnership between Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, welcomed a new partnership between Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group (ADUG), the owner of Manchester City Football Club, to deliver the first phase of an initiative that will see up to £1 billion invested over the next 10 years in a new housebuilding project called ‘Manchester Life’.
The investment comes the day after the Chancellor set out his vision - in a speech in Manchester - for a northern economic powerhouse by better connecting the great cities of northern England.
The first phase of the ‘Manchester Life’ project announced today will deliver over 830 new homes and it is hoped the partnership will kick-start the development of more than 6,000 properties.
Manchester Life Development Company, a joint venture between the two partners will be established to oversee the development with construction expected to begin next year.
Manchester Life builds on the regeneration activity in East Manchester that has been led by Manchester City Council in collaboration with a range of partners over the last 15 years, accelerated by Abu Dhabi United Group’s recent development of the Etihad Campus and its City Football Academy.
The Chancellor said:
“This investment is great news for Manchester. It will lead to thousands of new jobs and homes and will help secure the economic recovery across the city and beyond.“
It is a vote of confidence in northern England and our long term economic plan. It shows global investors want to come to all parts of Britain and is a sign of the potential that exists to create a Northern powerhouse to take on the rest of world.”
Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, Lord Deighton said:
“This partnership is not only fantastic news for the city of Manchester, but can serve as a model for how successful private investment in housing follows when local government creates the right conditions. I would like to congratulate both Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group for another world leading collaboration following the work they have already undertaken together in East Manchester and look forward to Manchester Life breaking ground next year.”
sir peace frog said:6,000 new homes near or around the Etihad, family = 2 adults 2.4 children approx. 30,000 new residents near the ground,the new school will teach like the Birmingham school did,but instead of an Islamic slant it will be a city slant
maths questions will be
if city score 6 and united score 1(and they were lucky to even score 1) how many more goals did city win by again
fucking great.
Carstairs said:sir peace frog said:6,000 new homes near or around the Etihad, family = 2 adults 2.4 children approx. 30,000 new residents near the ground,the new school will teach like the Birmingham school did,but instead of an Islamic slant it will be a city slant
maths questions will be
if city score 6 and united score 1(and they were lucky to even score 1) how many more goals did city win by again
fucking great.
Is the answer "could have been 10" ?
Now, now, the houses should be available to all. However, they should be painted blue throughout and all the doorbells should play Bluemoon.Neville Kneville said:Simple, only City fans will be allowed to live in them.
Utd fans will be refused & should any scousers even visit the area, they will have the dogs set upon them.
Marty Edelman, board director of the Abu Dhabi United Group.
He said: “Given Abu Dhabi United Group's existing long term commitment to Manchester and the Council’s economic growth plan, it was a logical decision to look at ways to create a commercial partnership with the city to deliver its wider residential strategy. We are effectively investing in the opportunities and positive circumstances created by our joint investments to date. We are extremely proud of the resulting Manchester Life joint initiative that will complete the transformation of the Ancoats and New Islington areas."
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, said:
”This investment is great news for Manchester. It will lead to thousands of new jobs and homes and will help secure the economic recovery across the city and beyond.
“It is a vote of confidence in northern England and our long term economic plan. It shows global investors want to come to all parts of Britain and is a sign of the potential that exists to create a Northern powerhouse to take on the rest of world.”
Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, Lord Deighton said:
“This partnership is not only fantastic news for the city of Manchester, but can serve as a model for how successful private investment in housing follows when local government creates the right conditions. I would like to congratulate both Manchester City Council and Abu Dhabi United Group for another world leading collaboration following the work they have already undertaken together in East Manchester and look forward to Manchester Life breaking ground next year.”
Must try harder ,the correct answer is should have been 10nmc said:Carstairs said:sir peace frog said:6,000 new homes near or around the Etihad, family = 2 adults 2.4 children approx. 30,000 new residents near the ground,the new school will teach like the Birmingham school did,but instead of an Islamic slant it will be a city slant
maths questions will be
if city score 6 and united score 1(and they were lucky to even score 1) how many more goals did city win by again
fucking great.
Is the answer "could have been 10" ?
Correct go to the top of the class.
sir peace frog said:6,000 new homes near or around the Etihad, family = 2 adults 2.4 children approx. 30,000 new residents near the ground,the new school will teach like the Birmingham school did,but instead of an Islamic slant it will be a city slant
maths questions will be
if city score 6 and united score 1(and they were lucky to even score 1) how many more goals did city win by again
fucking great.
fbloke said:Its amazing what these joint ventures are chucking up.
As we all know there is plenty of brownfield land in Manchester that could be redeveloped if only someone with deep pockets and a vision would get involved.
Any income stream must be football related I think to count for FFP.MrE said:john@staustell said:MrE said:If I understand correctly, the costs do not count against FFP but any profits will count towards Citys breakeven / profit.
Is this correct ?
Who knows? On the face of it, it looks like a separate investment to City, but would be good if it is the club.
<a class="postlink" href="https://bdaily.co.uk/business-in-sport/24-06-2014/manchester-city-football-club-owners-announce-investment-in-1-billion-council-housing-plan/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">https://bdaily.co.uk/business-in-sport/ ... sing-plan/</a>?
The third paragraph from the end (and this is the only source I have read so unsure) seems to suggest ADUG THROUGH Manchester City have invested. Therefore I can only summised (based upon one report) that the profits go back through MCFC
Now that's funny, and possibly true...Hart of the matter said:1bn investment. Fck. How long before pundits start talking about our owners spending over 2bn on our team....
Not necessarily. Commercial revenue can be recognised for non-football activities that are carried on at or in close proximity to the ground or training complex.ColinLee said:Any income stream must be football related I think to count for FFP.MrE said:john@staustell said:Who knows? On the face of it, it looks like a separate investment to City, but would be good if it is the club.
<a class="postlink" href="https://bdaily.co.uk/business-in-sport/24-06-2014/manchester-city-football-club-owners-announce-investment-in-1-billion-council-housing-plan/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">https://bdaily.co.uk/business-in-sport/ ... sing-plan/</a>?
The third paragraph from the end (and this is the only source I have read so unsure) seems to suggest ADUG THROUGH Manchester City have invested. Therefore I can only summised (based upon one report) that the profits go back through MCFC
Prestwich_Blue said:Not necessarily. Commercial revenue can be recognised for non-football activities that are carried on at or in close proximity to the ground or training complex.ColinLee said:Any income stream must be football related I think to count for FFP.MrE said:<a class="postlink" href="https://bdaily.co.uk/business-in-sport/24-06-2014/manchester-city-football-club-owners-announce-investment-in-1-billion-council-housing-plan/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">https://bdaily.co.uk/business-in-sport/ ... sing-plan/</a>?
The third paragraph from the end (and this is the only source I have read so unsure) seems to suggest ADUG THROUGH Manchester City have invested. Therefore I can only summised (based upon one report) that the profits go back through MCFC